He possesses no superpowers.
The rules were never disclosed in advance.
Each time a choice appears, reality completes it before he becomes aware of having made one. The process moves forward as expected, outcomes settling into place with quiet efficiency—until responsibility is returned to him, flawlessly and without appeal.
Dreams become the point of entry.
A film set functions as a reality repeatedly tested and confirmed.
Here, failure is not explained; only consequences are recorded.
This novel follows an ordinary man moving through systems that decide on his behalf—institutions, procedures, and invisible mechanisms that operate long before intention can form. What emerges is not a story about control, but about recognition: the moment one realizes that a life has already been categorized, confirmed, and allowed to continue.
When the world has already taken the decisive step for you,
do you still dare to admit
that the choice was yours?